i thought last time got 1 ktard energy expert say that malaysia actually not a good country to do solar because a lot of clouds and rain?

not me, But that /ktart is not noob.
Malaysia is really not the best place for solar compare other region in the world.

Cloudy + Rain + All Summer.

BUT, with cheap solar panel, as long as you could get SUN
you win

Solar + Energy Storage

Generation and Storage

the european already done this solar shit..
guest what..
they abandon it..
the project was not feasable at all...
in long term..
it just churn up more money then to save it..
so..
they return back to dirty energy..

according seda, the highest record in Malaysia is 4.1
in Kedah. and some east coast region.
while in US, they can achieve 7.5

read my source.

Solar panels in this country is effective for about 4 hours daily on average. Johor have large data centers that need renewable energy supply. Hence, solar power plant installation.

siapa yang buat solar atas bumbung sambil loan 5-7 years tu boleh menangis la

Who is going to pay for it?

This is stupid ... they should do as much as possible to get people to install solar on their homes, that will spread out the generating capacity and will reuse space (roofs) instead of clearing large swaths of land that can be used for something else - especially if it results in deforestation.

Also if you're providing incentives for people to install solar in their homes you dont have much if any capital outlay either.

This is why you see in other advanced countries they dont generally build big solar plants but get their residents to put up solar on their roofs. Its a win win win situation.

But here ... build big big power plants so that certain parties can benefit with crony deals, its the case with coal plants, damns, and now solar plants.

solar cost is not only on the panel,.. the cost also on the size of land,..

Hello? You read my post or simply comment?

No one is talking about letting others use your house.

Its about getting people to install solar on their own, like you see its common to do in Australia, Netherlands, Germany etc.